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GONSUNNPTION

which ia Sc~rOfu1a OF khe Lungs, is mr.
rested and cured by this remedy. IL taken be-
fore the last stages of the disease are reached,
From it's marvellous power over this terribly
celebrated remedy to tho public. DIR. PIERCE
thought. seriously Of, calling IT his econ.
name ns too limited for a medicine which.
from its wonderful combination of tonic, or
STRENGTHENING, Alternative. or b!ood-clcansinE,
onti-hilious, p~cCtOrHl, and EHtr!tivc proper.
tics. il urCllIllcd, not oily as n remedy for
consumption, but fOt ali Chronic Dis
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NEWS NOTES.
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Thirty FIVE persons were drowned when
'Hs Au.,!a.I'h steamer heYiot went down
The Republicans Of the Sixth Louisiana
District have nominated Judge John Icist
1901 OooI'e:9.
Alignment before tine New York Court Of
AHl-'ls in Sharps case has been postponed
until y 21h instant.
Ben D. r. Culoerson, a white man
IRON NJ rTsoc, IS said 10 have LEI, for parts
unhuaw 70 after tcfraudiug his creditors.
A,~yus lire occurred at SYr.cuSe. y.
Y, las' ri-4t, The losses a~ggregQtius $500
o.,
= in, 9 stock broker Of London, has
His liabilities amount 10 about
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Iim-..v Brothers. dry goods merchants
Of Nashville. have made al assignment.
L;al!. boa, %24g,gyl
Thee have been one death and three
new csa5 oi yellow fever at Tampa, Fla,
since ...; report.
TN ron. ;ru, Gen. .Tglsgn KilDa,rick
were bu,.ci al West Point yes,etd y with
imposing military lonors.
The observation-disclosures under the Land
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Remember MtcheIIstown."

LONDON, October 19.-Mr. Clad tones
speech at nottingham was received with
~unboundcd enthusiasm by h. sLc,r,rs. He
was not there, he said, 10 spc., T smooth
was deplorablc, indeed, that Ill. ,ctlIement
OF the Irish question, which ..ient have
been settled last year if there hau been any
disposition on the part Of It's opponents to
discuss II in a spirit OF candOr and fairness,
was still pending, and with It's difficulties
greatly aggravated and its prospects uncer-
tain.
Mr.. Gladstone adnItted havin1 used the
words. Remember Mitchelist0wn!" and
said that the country had an account to
settle with the government In connection
with that affair. The authorities OF Mitch
ellstown were undoubtedly in tile wrong.
yet Mr.. Balfour assumed the responsibility
of defending their action. Mitchellstown
had become a model for the whole of Ire.
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NOSE, Oitcnsivc or OtIlCrwlsr, rnrtluI InSs OF
smell. taste, or hearing, weak eyes, dull pain
or pressure in head. you have Catarrh. Thou
DIR. Sage'sC ATARruI REMEDY cures tho worst
cases OF Catarrh, "COId In thc EAead,0
and Catarrhal Headache. 80 cents.
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Iishabee, Ala, May /, 1886.
A SHERIFF

For o period of sixteen years | have
been afflicted with catarrh OF the head
which bailled the use of all medicines
used. Seeing the advertisement of b.
%. -, l purchased and used six or seven
bottles, and although used irregularly
nave received great relief, and recon-
mend 1t as q good blood purifier.
lSignedl j. X. HoLCoMDR, JR.,
Sheriff Of HARRISON county. Ga.
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Al! who desire full information about the
cause snd cure OF Blood ~PoiSons, ScrofuIa and
scroiuious swellinBs; Ulcers, sores, Rheumn
tlsin, kldhey complaints, Catarrh, etc can
secure ~ nail free, a copy our 81 page illus.
wonderful and startling proof ever beioTe
known. Address, BLLOD RAIN ~ ~
Atlanta Ga
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Two %eyicti@ns took at Kilrush. county
Glare, Tuesday. The scenes attending the
elections were Of a most exciting character.
The police were stoned by the people and
retaliated by using their batons on the
heads of the crowd with great effect.
Some of the victims of the constables' cud-
gels were seriously hurt.
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DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets"
and purify the blood and relieve
the digestive organs.
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Ton Dead Men In the Cabin.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, October 19.-Tbe
schooner Herman Babson arrived from
Grand Banks to. day. Captain lawson re-
ports: Sept. 30, fell In with French fishing
sloop st. Pierre of st. Pierre Miquelon, In
latitu A. 90, longitude 81 20, w~aterlogged
Boarded her aud found ten men drowned
in cabin; being rough, was unable to do
anything with her or recover bodies.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-25

DR.. VS. Cooke, a prominent
young physician OF New Castle,
Hardeman county. Tenn, aud Miss
Lizzie w. Price. the accomplished
daughter Of Prof. u. w. Price, Of
this city, were married at the First
Methodist Episcopal church in this
city. last Wednesday, the Rev. DIR.
Clifford Jones officiating.
Rev. A. w. Jones, ID. d., presi-
dent Of the Memphis Conference
Female Institute, OF this city, and
Mrs. NJ. Il. Edwards, Of Memphis,
we're married last Thursday evening,
Al the residence OF Mai. Murphy, No.
G}j Beal street, Memphis, Row. X.
NJ. Spence oficiat ne, assisted by
Rev. X. II. Mahan. The happy
couple arrived in this city today.
The bridegroom is one OF the best
aud most highly honored citizens.
lie is well known as one OF the best
educators in the South. The bride,
although a resident OF Memphis, Is
well known aud highly esteemed in
this oitv, as she was teacher in the
institute eight years previous TO tax
ing up her residence 10 Memphis.
She is most admirably suited for the
position she has consented TO gil in
the institute.
Mrs Il. Il. Hopper ard son. X. T..
Hopper, IT,, left this week on a visit
10 Sc. Louis. From there they will
90 West prospecting, with a view Of
locating II they are pleased with the
country.
Hon. J. T. Carthel, Of Fenton,
aud Capt 5. Il. Latto, OF Overs.
burg, are in the city attending Pres
bytery, which is in session 10 this
city this week.
Quite a number Of our citizens
will 20 to Memphis next month 10
take part in the reception OF Presi.
dent Cleveland.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL-sUNDAY sEpTEMBER 25 1857

seen on the streets. This year prom. .
ises to be the NEST prosperous year
Of any since the school began. Nesr.
y 600 applications have been re.
eeiyod, and every one that could DOS.
sibly be taken care Of has been ad :
mitted. There is very great need Of
more dsrmitory room, and IL is ear
Mostly hoped that the next Legisla-
ture will make ample provision for
this purpose. Ga to number OF
students have received board with
private families in town, but large
number returned home because they
could not secure rooms in the dormi-
tory.
Arthur. the little son of Mai. r.
W. Jones, who was hurt so badly
last Friday. is still in very critical
condition, and it is very doubtful il
he will receiver.
X. W. Jones. IT,, Of Memphis, is
here to assist in nursing his brother.
Wedding bells will ring out Thurs.
day night next, and one Of our pref
test girls will be married and leave
Immediately for Iowa, where her
homo will be for the future. The
groom may we'll be proud aud happy
TOR he draws prize in life's lottery
that has bus few equals.
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NAVAL RRSbgyE.
A scheme 10 Establish an Auxiliary
kEVy

navy.
New York September A.-About
fifty prominent steamship owners,
yachtsmeu, merchants and ex marine
revenue officers yesterday held a
meeting 10 the United States Circuit
Court here, and discussed the advis.
ability of establishing a naval re-
serve. Elbridge 7. Gerry, commo-
dore Of the New York Yacht Club,
was made chairman. The object Of
the meeting was stated to be a con.
sideration Of the organization Of a
naval reserve which in time OF war
would be an auxiliary navy, just as
the militia is an auxiliary TO the reg
ular army. The reserve navy OF Eng
land was cited, with its $1,000 men,
and the like precautions Of Canada
were referred to. The steam yachts
Of the New York Yacht Club-some
Of which developed {. ON fourteen to
eighteen and a half knots per hour,
would make the finest torpedo boats
in the world. G.. w. Miller, man
sger Of the Stonington Line, offered
a series Of resolutions approving the
establishment by Congress, at its
next session, Of q naval reserve, TO
consist OF officers and men from the
mercantile marine yachtsmen and
water men Reoerally; and of vessels
to be built with reference 10 use in
time OF war as auxiliary to the regu-
lar navy, such reserve to be estab-
lished on the great lakes as we'll as
the seaboard. The Secretary Of the
Navy is TO be consulted by n com;
mit,ee Of ten as to the iurtherance OF
the project.
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esps OF Nm .ssisr. Captured

Ban ASTosI,, TAI, sptember "a.
"A poese was tent from the United
States Marshars ofiiee 10 RIO Grapde
City a few days ago to capture n gang
oi emugslers who were encsmped
abou h'ty miles from Laredo. They
I und tbs camp in ihs brush near the
river, and a demand for surrender Was
answered. by n volley from Winch, Q.
ter, A battle entued, rssuliipg in the
des IA OF four Il the smugslars aud tie
esp are Of the camp unda number II
htT,vf. The living enusgltrs escaped
by 'tamptding III honei and follow.
ing nroush tne gap Ia the lice, taking
refuge On ihs Mexican eide. NoaD oi
the cfiic ~ we're huit.
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AtIamar. Bstss.

Mrs. G. +. Robson is GONZALES
cent.
Miss Donna Brewer has returned
from Water Valley.
Miss Mai Ellis has returned TO her
home in Memphis.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. FAINT have re-
turned to Holly Springr.
Mrs. Alice Smith, of Holly Springs,
spent several days in our town this
week.
Mrs. Beard has returned from a
visit to her daughter, Mrs. j. A.
Reid, Of Coahoma county.
Mrs. Tucker and daughter, Of La
Grange, Tenn, are visiting in ouI
Mrs. G. W. Bynum, Of Corintb
Miss, who has been at the bedside
of her sister, Mrs. G. +. Robson
for several days, has returned home
Walter Robson, one OF our boys,
now Of LaGrange, Tenn, spent last
Saturday and Sunday at home.
Bogue Brewer, Of the Memphis
and Charleston railroad, was here
on q visit during the early part o.
this week.
A common sight on our streets il
Negro boy astride a poor halfgrowr
calf.
Among the attendants at court a
Ashland this week were DR.. w. w,
Brewer and Messrs. II. ii Robinson
5. Il. Ray and j. ID. Robipson.
Up to this writing, last Tuesday,
APPEAL has not reached this office
This shortcoming should be looked
into, as it is getting OF too irequen
occurrence for Democratic admin
istration.
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az Harrison, Miss,

Dust and hot weather, farewell.
We had glorious rain Thursday
night.
Our townsman, @. W. Morris, has
been successful selling clocks in sew.
oral counties.
W. ID. Miller. Independent candi-
date Tor district attorney. has been
In the burg.
Mcssrs. llillyard. Finer aud Nose.
ly, drummers, we're here this week.
Rcy. II. W. Rocket is conducting
arrival a. Pope,
The lovely Miss Annie Cox has
gone TO the Mary Sharpe to attend
school
T. W. Rawlings and Mrs. De.
sherman arc on the sick list. Hope
they will soon recover.
Albeit Bart. formerly o. oakland,
. nov olerking for j. Z. Pickle, OF
this place.
The Rev. W. NJ. Morrison. Of
Charleston, began a meeting hero
Friday nisht. Trust il will be Of
great benefit.
Mrs Glrtrie and Miss Mollie
Beauland began teaching la the burg
on Monday. They will give satisiac'
tion, - they are excellent teachers.
I, Il. Shanklcs, OF Crew., lost By
lire bis gin aud outfit, including sew.
eral bales Of cotton; no insurance.
Aud A. II, &. Duke, al Teasdale,
came near losing his, but by heroic
effort y was saved, though about
twenty bales OF cotton were burned.
Our town is improving. w. A.
Turner has embarked into the mer.
camille business with q full stock, at
No. 0 Main street. We wish him
success. Our de1terous carpenters
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LELAND stamford uni..r.irx.

TACOMA, Wy. t., September "a
Senator Leland Stanford, Charles
Il. Croker, second vice president oil
the Southern Pacific; Manager A
N. Towne and Mrs. Stanford left
this morning. for Portland. In al
interview with a Tacoma Ledger re.
porter Senator Stanford said, relative
TO the coming university: 1T will be
built with sole regard to the poor
no rich mans son or daughter will
want TO come there. The houses
for the comfort and convenience OF
my guests will be plain but subs,an-
tial, and due regard will be had Ia
every want Of the pupils, but nothing
ornate or grand will be allowed,
This institution will absorb my
wealth and be a monument TO the
memory Of my son. The poor alone
will be welcome; il will not be built
for the rich" Senator Stanford
also said ttst he was 10 favor Of
naming Washington Territory "Ta.
coma" when il was admitted into the
Union as a State.
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her home on Center and Fifteenth
The occasion was the Garfield me-
mortal day, aud the entertainment
topped off as it was by delicious
tea, most gracefully served, was A
very pleasant affair. A large picture
of Garfield, framed In fresh wv
leaves and draped in the stars and
stripes, rested on an easel in con.
spicuOus corner. Papers were read
by Mrs. Beachamp aud Mrs. Blair
eulogistic Of the martyred President.
Appropriate music was finely rem
dered by Mrs. Holt, aud Miss Nc
Cabe delivered an original poem Of
Gsr6elds in fine style.
Judge and Mrs. b. Il. Turner and
the Misses Sue and Bette Turner
arrived home early this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. n. Douglas were
among this weeks arrivals from Eu-
rope.
Miss Coripne Irrelevant has re-
turned from. Europe to her studies at
Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia.
Editor Brewer is home again, liter
A fortnight's soiourn in the North.
Miss jamie Woodruff has gone to
Sugar Loaf Springs.
Interest in the Exposition in
oreases as the time draws nigh. The
Koights Templar brass band and
orchestra, Of Dardanelle, will furnish
the music.
Thursday evening, the 22nd, the
ladies Of the First Baptist church
gave an ice cream social.
The concrete sidewalks that now
liue Second aud Third streets, on
either side of the street, are new
features Of Mayor Whipples admins
tratiop. The streets have been
graded, aud q coating Of stone laid
also, the entire length Of the street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Califhave come
home from Tennessee.
Mr.. Benhaip. of the Arkansas
Traveller, is in the city for a visit
Of few days.
Judge X. w. Martin has gone to
Chattanooga, and will bring his fam
lily home with him.
Gen. Luke Il. Wright, Of Mem
phis, was 10 the city Wednesday, the
Dist.
Mr.. Frank Farley, of Memphis,
was married Wednesday to Mrs.
Belle Blakely, Of Argenta, at the
residence OF DR.. Miller, pastor OF the
Second Baptist church, OF this city.
The public schools opened Monday
with the usual large attendance OF
children.
Mrs. l.. w. Coy and little son are
home again from New Hampshire.
The Misses Coy will attend school
the coming year in Massachusetts,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crud Walker are
home from Polish Sulphur Springs.
Mrs. A. NJ. Danloy has returned
from Eureka.
Mrs. Zeb Ward, jr., and children
are expected home IN a week or ten
days. Mrs. Ward is much improved
in health by the lake breezes Of
Chicago.
The little son OF Sam o. Smith,
who has been i'll with diphtheria, is
recovering.
Mrs. =. X. Roots and family are
home again from New England,
having left her two sons at school in
the North.
Bob Newton has returned 10 his
scholastic duties at Terre Haute,
Ind, and Will Newton to Ford
ham, N. Y.
Mrs. Helen Norton has returned
home, in company with little Fannie
aud Lois Roots. Logan II. Roots
aud wife are expected home from
Europe the fret ofnext month.
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40 CoH.eviIIe, Mise

Mrs. j. w. Calhoun, who has been
quite sick during the past week, is
convalescept.
Charlie Newburgcr is visiting Gas.
LILLIAN Springs this week for the i'm
provement OF his health.
j. N. Swearingen, of Tillatoba,
was in our city this week.
Last Tuesday night quito a nun.
Der Of Coifeevillo's young ladies and
gentlemen went 'possum hunting,
but without catching any Of tho lit.
tie gray animals.
Mrs. CIV. Rowland left last Mon.
day morning for Lagrange, Tenn,
10 visit friends and relatives.
Mr.. X. II. williams. one Of Yalo.
busha county's most faithful citizens.
left last Monday for Grenada, Miss,
whore he will take position in the
mercantile establishment of his
brother. Mr.. Williams has been
engaged in school teaching in this
county for several years, and leaves
many warm friends here TO wish
him success in all his undertakings.
Mr.. j. w. Calhoun returned from
Paris, Tex, last Sunday night, where
he has been for the purpose OF max.
ing permanent arrangements for tho
opening Of q wholesale tobacco house.
Mr.. Calhoun will soon move his fam
lily TO Paris.
Mr.. A. b. Fly preached in the
Cumberland Presbyterian church
last Sunday. II was 9 powerful
sermon, thoroughly appreciated by a
large congregation.
Misses Mollie Williams and Mol.
lie Duncan, OF Memphis, have been
visiting Cofeeyille this week, the
guest Of Mrs. W. l.. Brannon.
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AsiATIC CBOLEKA.
No Need OF BEING alarmed M IL.
Presence.

CHICAGO, ILL, September "a
In speaking Of the Asiatic cholera
in quarantine at New York, Health
Commissioner DeWoli said last
night: This information is very 10.
teresting to us, il read Alright. But
we do not need 10 be alarmed about
any immediate danger in this coun.
try. The great danger IA not from
such cases. The clothing, freight
and all the effects OF this vessel, as
we'll AZ all persons on board, will be
thoroughly disinfected. There will
not be the least possibility Of any
cases arising from IL.
Where fear trouble is from the
following source: The summer
clothing which may be packed in the
injected districts in Europe may be
sent over 10 this country in a shin
that would have no case Of cholera
aboard TO cause any attention to be
paid TO disinieoting. They are left
until spring and then opened. In a
short time the whole country is
alarmed with new cases Of cholera
arising apparently without cause. In
1873 there were three cases Of this
kind, where the clothing that had
been packed in the fall in the old
country was opened here. There
can be no effects Of this epidemic in
Chicago this fall. 1t is too late 10
the season. Cholera germs cannot
have any results in cold weather.
Yes, | really have some fears for
next spring. Not particularly for
this city, but the whole country at
large"
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as flame.


j. ). Menken has returned TO the
city.
Maj; CTar Weathoriord has 70.
turned.
Mis- Julia Carr has returned 10
the city.
Miss Alice Thwesti il in the city,
the guest OF Mira. keck.
X. y. Tate has returned from a
summer spent In Colorado.
W. \. Lake and family have 70.
turned from RheA springs.
Mrs. NJ. Muliord has returned
IRON a short trip TO Chicago.
Mrs. Charles Jones is among those
recently returned to the city.
Miss Camilla Pope has returned
FROM Northern Watering places.
Mr.. r. W. Ward j. AZ home from
a sojourn a. Searcy Springs, Ark.
Mrs. james Y. llun,or Is back
again. alter an absence u several
months.
Mr.. Thomas Hunt Jackson IL
among the lately rcturuod summer
tourists.
Mr.. aud Hrs John w. Falls have
returned from a tour Of the North.
cru cities
b. J. Black and wilo are at home
from visit 10 most II the North
cru ci''c..
The genial lrcc q Mai IVES Rhei
II again s.cl on the streets, after
bfici absence.
Miss Lilly Laski will be the CUES
Of relative. 10 Savannah during the
coming Nittor.
NJ. B TT Eeyaut, cue Of our lead
ing attorney, has returned from
short vacation.
Mics Josie Long Il AZ home. Sh
spent DELIGHTFUL summer in Oh,
w,ld- Of Colo. ado.
Miss Minnie Stewart enjoyed
plcasaut trip 10 Europe this summe
and j. noW a home.
Mr. aud Mrs. William KsiSen
berger are AZ home after a length
trip duriDg the summer.
Mrs. j. j Dlgy has returno,
from Morch,pd, n. c., where a dc
lightiul summer was spout.
Miss Eva Logan has returned iron
Cincinnati and Is located at Ne. Oh
Main street with her parents.
The friends Of Richard Maury, jr,
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NV Ynnr --Illn KllfAln o.

Nav YoRK --Jsse KllTaln n, a
Charley NJ tchell. the pnsilirs, vi a
Porfv Moore. Miichcll's fs,hetiu.law,
aud J. Radcliffe, tho actor, esiled by
the Ounard steamer Aurtuia Tor Eng.
land today. Mv. Miic1ell, Ms.
More and Ms Radcliffe accompanied
IN m. Khriu'o j,uTaey Is ilr tho
pnrposo II agstibg yam Smith, tho
E,g ish Champion. Many Of their
friends gathered st the pier 10 zoe
them eli.
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suLLivAS, III William p. Corbln
and Charles +. Harris, two prominen,
business men, eng'ged In q shooting
sfray here yesterday. aud when the
smoke cleared away Harris was dead.
III Q men had bsen intimate fhtnds
and qusreled over bus'ulss matters.
Harris wss thirty years Of sge and
q rhin vas fixty.
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are oopgratalating him over his res
oent we'll deserved promotion.
Mrs. II. q. Lippeld and daughter
have returned from trip to Europe.
where they spent several months.
Mrs. J.W. Caldwell and daughter,
NJ iss Olive, have returned from New
York. Washington and Philadelphia,
Mrs. Georee Arnold and hildren
have returned from the seasbore,
whore they have been spending the
summer.
o. Converse and family have re-
turned from Minnesota and the
lakes, where they have been spend
ing the summer.
Mrs. O. n. Gebhardt and her SIS
ter. Miss Lulu Bates, have returned
home, after spending the summer in
East TenAcssce.
Mrs. o. B. Galloway and daughter,
Miss Emma, have returned from the
watering places, where q pleasant
summer was spent.
Mrs. W. j.. Cameron and son were
called home from Chicago last week
by the illness OF Col. Cameron. He
Is out again, after short tussle.
The wedding Of '. y. Mosely and
Miss Mastie Lee Sadler on last Mon
day evening was a happy event,
which the friends Of this couple tool
occasion TO celebrate.
The friends Of Maj. j. W. Fulmel
and bride are extending congratula.
tions to the happy couple. who hav,
Just reached home after q tire,
months tour through the Northwest
and the Pacific slope.
Mrs. Walter A. Goodman snt
daughters, Misses Louise auC
Corinne. returned on "Wednesday
from q delightful summer trip a
Grab Orchard Springs, Mammoth
| Cave and Monte Ssno.